This pension fund investing strategy is for a Canadian customer that asked for my help when it comes to her pension fund investing and the unfortunately limited options she has in her pension plan.
The options are really limited but you have to do what you can with what you have. In order to help with the extremely important pension investing strategy I did some research and the more I researched the more pissed I became as I couldn’t believe what I found.
THE FEES CHARGED BY PENSION MUTUAL FUNDS ARE OUTRAGEOUS
The bulk of a mutual fund is invested in cash and the management fee is 1%. The management expense ratio is at 0.56% but strange that it is below the fee.
If you don’t want to be a 70 year old waiter serving those rich money managers, it is time for Canadians to step up and do something, if not you will be working as a 70-year old bust boy or girl on Vancouver Island serving the fund managers’ and their kids that are living the rich life spending your pension!
A 2% will probably lower your pension by 30%! The things to do are to contact Justin Trudeau and change the pension system or create a new pension fund for yourself where you take responsibility for your retirement.
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This video shows you how to retire early with shockingly simple math.
I've been a personal finance nerd for a while, and the idea of early retirement is really interesting. I'm a huge fan of Mr. Money Mustache who wrote a great article on the shockingly simple math behind early retirement. Since I make videos, I wanted to take his theories and break them down into a digestible video.
I hope you enjoy! And like I say in the video, please like and share this video, then leave a comment. What do you think? Is this amazing or crazy? What is your savings rate? What other personal finance questions do you have?
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Hi, my name is Phil. I’m a video creator and online instructor. I’m also a personal finance nerd.
Because of that, I want to create a series of videos that breaks down some of the most mystifying topics that plague our society.
In a world where people’s finances are typically locked away and not-talked about, I believe opening up the gates of financial conversation will help everyone live a better and smarter life.
In this first video, I want to explain the shockingly simple math behind early retirement - thanks to one of my biggest heroes, Mr Money Mustache.
While the ability to retire may seem like a distant and unreachable goal for many, the premise comes down to one thing. You need to invest money so that it earns more money. This could be investing in stocks or bonds, real estate, or any other of investment vehicles. As soon as your investments earn enough money for you to live on each year, you are able to retire.
Let’s break it down further to know when you can retire.
The most important concept is knowing your savings rate, basically how much you make minus your expenses.
If you spend 100% of your income, you will never retire… because you will never be able to invest any money that earns money for retirement.
If you spend 0% of your income, you can retire right now… because somehow you are living without needing to make any more money.
Between 0% and 100% are a number of savings rates that correlate with the years it will take to retire.
For this, let’s assume your annual investment return is 5% (which is conservatively low) and your withdrawal rate is 4%… meaning you spend 4% of your net worth each year. For example, if you have a $1,000,000 net worth, and you live on $40,000.
If your savings rate is 10%, you will be able to safely retire after 51.4 years. Safely, meaning you will never run out of money.
If your savings rate is 25%, you can retire in 31.9 years.
50%, you can retire in 16.6 years.
And if you can somehow save 75% of your income, you can retire in 7.1 years.
Now getting to that savings rate might not be easy in our world of societal pressures, keeping up with the Joneses, and bad habits. But you can get closer by making smart decisions, avoiding debt, and living simply.
The key take away is…
Cutting your spending rate is way more powerful than increasing your income because no matter how much money you make, decreasing your spending will speed up the process.
A note, The math behind early retirement works if you are working a minimum wage job or a 7-figure CEO salary.
It’s all about the savings rate.
So if you want to retire in 10 years, the math tells us that you need to save 66% of your income.
Now there is a lot that I didn’t talk about - like how to invest, and how to cut expenses to get to a high savings rate. Those will come in a future video.
For now, get excited about the honest truth about retirement (and early retirement at that!)!
Let me know what you think in the comments below? Is this exciting or bogus?
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If you have spent any time researching retirement planning online, you have heard of the 4% rule. If you haven’t heard of it, the 4% rule suggests that if you spend 4% of your assets in your initial year of retirement, and then adjust for inflation each year going forward, you will be unlikely to run out of money.
While it is simple and elegant, the 4% rule is probably not the best way to plan for retirement, especially if you plan on retiring early.
I’m Ben Felix, Associate Portfolio Manager at PWL Capital. In this episode of Common Sense Investing, I’m going to tell you why the 4% rule is not a rule to live by.
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Mark Wiseman, CEO, Canada Pension Plan Investment Board, speaks about the importance of Asia to Canada's future.
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Now that Canadians are living longer, how will you fund your retirement?
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TFSA Account & RRSP Investing - Secrets The Financial & Mutual Fund Industry Don't Want You To Know
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The Tax Free Savings Account (TFSA) is a relatively new tax savings vehicle introduced by the Canadian government. It is, in my opinion, the Holy Grail of tax planning.
The TFSA account can be used as a savings vehicle or a means to fund your retirement in a tax-free manner. In the Personal Pension Academy, we show you how to invest using your TFSA so that it becomes your own little personal pension plan.
Do you hold mutual funds in your TFSA or in your Canadian RRSP? If you do, you could be putting yourself behind the 8-ball and setting yourself up for failure. Canadian mutual funds are rated the worst in the world when it comes to management fees (MER).
In this free training series leading to the Personal Pension Academy training course I will open your eyes to what goes on in the financial industry. In fact, I'll show you things that bankers, financial planners and investment advisers would rather you not know.
Mutual funds have many fees and costs associated with them which are not very well disclosed. This costs Canadian investors hundreds and even thousands of dollars in fees.
Continue your free training with the next videos in the Personal Pension Academy:
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- Another good explanatory video from ScotiaBank (although I wouldn't buy any of their investments) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a3Flb9lGUMM
- TFSA vs RRSP explanation and examples - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iraKxb6baCc
- Information on Tax Free Savings Accounts (TFSA) from the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) - http://www.tfsa.gc.ca/
- Good article from the Globe & Mail on so Do's & Don'ts of TFSA investing - http://globalnews.ca/news/1502572/5-dos-and-donts-of-tax-free-savings-accounts/
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Are you looking to start or continue making contributions towards your retirement, either by yourself or through your employer? Or do you already have a number of pension pots you’d like to consolidate for simplified administration and a single charge?

Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB) is one of few North American LPs to set up an office in Asia and Mark Machin, the group’s head of international and Asia president, admits it is not for everyone.
“It is not an easy thing to do, I wouldn’t recommend it for most organizations,” he said. “It’s only once you have got to a certain number of people and scale and commitment to the region that it is worthwhile.”
There are various challenges, not least working late into the night or early in the morning in order to communicate with colleagues in head office. Career development for local hires or investment professionals transferred to the Asia office from North America is another issue.
“Where are they going to go next in their career? Can that office grow enough for them to have a career opportunity in the region?” Machin says. “And if they come back to the main office do they have real opportunities or have they missed out on opportunities they could have seen in the main office.”
As of March 2015, CPPIB had $264.6 billion in assets, of which $50.6 billion was deployed in private equity, $30.3 billion in real estate, $15.2 billion in infrastructure, $7.6 billion in private debt and $3.8 billion in private real estate debt. The pension plan likes to invest at least $75 million per fund and can back emerging markets funds of at least $500 million in size, rising to $750 million in developed markets.
This means certain GPs are unable to qualify for investment but Machin believes these thresholds reflect a fair balance. “If we start going after too many small opportunities, the cost of managing the relationship with the fund manager starts stacking up. It doesn’t make sense for us,” he says. “While we might miss the occasional emerging manager that is just not big enough we have to weigh that up against the cost of a very inefficient program.”
However, co-investment is one area in which CPPIB has begun to compromise in Asia, abandoning strict guidelines of only participating in very large deals and being involved from the very beginning of the investment process.
“We have become more flexible in being able to do smaller check sizes if needed as well as very large ones,” Machin says. “We can go from $35 million to multiple billions of dollars. We can also be flexible on what stage we get involved in the process.”

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In this video we take a brief look at the RRIF account. This Registered retirement income fund is usually reserved for later on in life, when the RRSP/401k savings have gathered and need to be collected after retirement.
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This video shows the difference between a defined-benefit pension plan and a defined-contribution plan. The core difference between these two types of plans boils down to what the employer is promising: with a defined-benefit pension plan, the employer is promising the employee a series of annuity payments after the employee retires. With the defined-contribution pension plan (e.g., a 401(k) plan), the employer is promising to make contributions to the employee's retirement account.
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As part of PwC's 20th CEO Survey, we spoke with Mark Machin, President and CEO of CPPIB. Here he shares his perspectives on growth in an age of divergence, talent and trust in the digital age, and making globalisation more inclusive.

Changes have been made to Canada's Pension Plan (CPP) that everyone aged 50 or older should know about. Even if you're still a long way from retirement, it's important to be aware of these changes as they may affect the decisions you're making now.
Kelly Gares, Investment Specialist at BlueShore Financial discusses the top four changes and how they may affect your investment banking or retirement planning strategies.
A BlueShore financial advisor will fully review your situation and help you create a retirement planning strategy today for a better retirement tomorrow.
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Tax Free Savings Account (TFSA Account) - Turning your TFSA into a personal pension plan (Video 3 of 3)
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The Tax Free Savings Account (TFSA) is a relatively new tax savings vehicle introduced by the Canadian government. It is, in my opinion, the Holy Grail of tax planning. In this video, we'll see exactly why.
The TFSA account can be used as a savings vehicle or a means to fund your retirement in a tax-free manner.
In this video tutorial, I'll show you a very effective investment strategy to turn your TFSA into your own personal pension. I'll also show you how you can reap the benefits of a pension and start collecting right away.
Best of all, this "pension payment" is completely tax free. You won't have to pay a cent in tax and you won't have to report it on your tax return. I'll also go over the some the advantages this TFSA investment strategy has over the Canada Pension Plan (CPP) and the Old Age Security (OAS) benefit. You'll be surprised and excited at what you can do.
Continue your free training with the next videos in the Personal Pension Academy:
Video 1 - Secrets the financial industry don't want you to know
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qy8gqpO1Rrk
Video 2 - The Investment ADD Death Trap
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EcYutKisUcs
Course Enrollment - Start Earning a Second Pay Cheque Now.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oC5BNVd8WB0
Check out my free online money course - The Wealth Acceralerator:
http://www.sbcknowledge.com/wealth-accelerator/
Here are some other good resources on Tax Free Savings Account - How they work and what they do
- Good explanatory video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5pcvgKCxFhk
- Another good explanatory video from ScotiaBank (although I wouldn't buy any of their investments) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a3Flb9lGUMM
- TFSA vs RRSP explanation and examples - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iraKxb6baCc
- Information on Tax Free Savings Accounts (TFSA) from the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) - http://www.tfsa.gc.ca/
- Good article from the Globe & Mail on so Do's & Don'ts of TFSA investing - http://globalnews.ca/news/1502572/5-dos-and-donts-of-tax-free-savings-accounts/
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I wonder how Justin Trudeau will sleep at night knowing that he has just raided 2 billion dollars from Canada's pension fund that people pay into for when they retire so that they don't starve and go into poverty when they retire, and given it to Mumbai housing. This is why I say Justin Trudeau thinks all Canadians live like him, because only someone who believes all Canadians live like millionaires would take so much and especially take so much from a pension fund and give to other countries. Their are many Canadians who live worse then people in Mumbai.

Webinar episode on the Enhanced Canada Pension plan for self-employed individuals. This episode is part of series of webinars answering your payroll questions about the Canada Pension Plan enhancement and helping you meet your deducting, remitting, and reporting requirements.

General Electric (GE) has announced it will sell its private equity unit for around $12 billion. The move comes as part of GE's strategy to exit the majority of its finance businesses, worth around $500 billion. The Connecticut-based company is working to reestablish its core industrial business making equipment and specialized machinery. GE will sell its U.S. Sponsor Finance Business to the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board, with a bank loan portfolio worth $3 billion. The European sector of the business will be sold separately. Investors had been pressuring GE to sell off its finance division due to increasing federal regulations and volatile market conditions. The company is looking to complete around $100 billion worth of sales by the end of 2015. General Electric CEO Keith Sherin told investors: 'This represents an important milestone as we continue to execute on our strategy to sell most of the assets of GE Capital.'
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In this engaging webinar, our panel of pension investment experts discuss recent and upcoming investment regulatory amendments, policies and initiatives.
We examine the impact and implications of investment-related legislative and policy changes for plan administrators and other key players.
You will come away from this webinar with a practical list of top 2015 Investments To-Dos.

Representative democracy in Canada is increasingly delegating financial power to cabinet ministers who in turn are handing it over to Investment managers, from the banking sector. The problem is that human rights and direct democracy are not in the market capitalis agenda.
Here is a 29 minute video which focusses on that.
June 11, 2012

I am pleased to announce the introduction of my Private Members' Bill, Bill C-431, which would amend the investment policies, standards and procedures of the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board to ensure that no CPP funds would be invested in any entity that performed acts or carried out work contrary to ethical business practices or committed human, labour or environmental rights violations.
The Canada Pension Plan is an important part of our country's retirement system, but Canadians expect its investments are carried out with certain principles in mind. By amending section 35 of the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board Act to specify ethical practices in human, labour and environmental rights considerations, Bill C-431 would do just that.

According to a new study, high mutual fund fees could cause Canadians to delay their retirement by as much as 11 years or leave them with 40 per cent less money for their retirement. Amanda Lang speaks to Neil Gross of the Canadian Foundation for Advancement of Investor Rights for his take.
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Toronto, April 16 (ANI): Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who is currently on the third and last leg of his three-nation tour on Thursday, attended the roundtable meeting with major pension fund managers of Canada in an effort to attract capital for infrastructure development. Modi also met Mark Wiseman CEO of Canada Pension Plan Investment Board. PM Modi along with Canadian PM Stephen Harper on Thursday reached Toronto.
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Data integration software group Informatica Corporation announced on Tuesday that it will be taken private by Permira Funds and Canada Pension Plan Investment Board for $5.3 billion. Shareholders of Informatica will receive $48.75 per share, representing a 6.37 percent premium on Monday's closing price. Informatica is a leader in technology categories including cloud integration for big data and MDM solutions. The deal is similar to that of its competitor, Tibco Software, which was taken private by Vista Equity for $4.2 billion last year. Informatica had been tagged by The Deal's Chris Nolter as a possible activist target before it was targeted by Eliot Management Corp. took an 8 percent stake in the company and began management talks.
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Marissa Semkiw of TheRebel.media talks to Toronto Sun columnist Lorrie Goldstein about the Liberal Party's proposal to "entice" large pension funds -- and possibly even the Canada Pension Plan -- to "invest" in infrastructure projects.
This is another way of saying they want to raid the pension fund because they've overspent on other things.
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p2 March 16th 2009 Reginald Angus Argue (pen name of Angus McLeod) radio interview with Richard Sanders, who is from Coalition to Oppose the Arms Trade (COAT).
During the interview, Richard talks about how the Federal Canadian Pension Plan is being invested in Companies, which produce components for WDMs. The talk was also about how Canada had played a major role in the Iraq War, and manufacturing components that have been used in weapons, which are being used by the Israeli Military.
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Weekly Canadian Real Estate videos will now be posted every Saturday.
Pension Funds increased their mortgage credit holdings by 37%. This provides extra liquidity to the housing market as banks are able to fund new mortgages once investors (and pension funds) buy up their debt.
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Saving for retirement means navigating a potential minefield of high fees and bad advice. Billy Eichner and Kristin Chenoweth share some tips.
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